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You can (just about?) already run on a pi zero, right? That's not literally a chip, but in practical utility it can't be very different
by yjftsjthsd-h 7mo ago
You can (just about?) already run on a pi zero, right? That's not literally a chip, but in practical utility it can't be very different
- amelius 7mo agoA CPU will probably consume much more power.